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Not every role has a clear financial output (unlike positions in, say, sales), but any professional can put their successes into numbers.
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Despite the fact that the economic situation varied at times, Congress Poland was one of the largest economies in the world. In the mid 1800s the region became heavily industrialized, however, agriculture still maintained a major role in the economy. In addition, the export of wheat, rye and other crops was significant in stabilizing the financial output. An important trade partner of Congress Poland and the Russian Empire was Great Britain, which imported goods in large amounts.
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IPPC reports are used as a foundation for policymaking. The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) are other organizations that work toward mitigating climate change. UNEP works on seven different areas of climate change and is the leading international environmental authority. In addition, the seven areas that UNEP mainly focuses on are climate change, managing ecosystems, natural disasters and conflicts, environmental policies, chemicals, and wastes, monitor the financial output of environmental conditions, and the study of many environmental conditions.
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The 2013 tournament, hosted by England and Wales, expanded to 14 teams and was considered the most successful competition to date in terms of attendances, exposure and financial output. Australia took the title again after defeating New Zealand in the final by a score of 34–2. The final attendance became the record international rugby league attendance at 74,468. Following the 2013 tournament, it was decided that the world cup would be scheduled to take place every four years, 2017 Rugby League World Cup taking place in Australia, New Zealand and for the first time in Papua New Guinea.
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Presented with this quasi-paradoxical situation, Prout offers a concept of progress as a society that transcends material and technological development. Moving along the lines of the triple bottom line that analyzes the social, environmental and financial output of a given enterprise, Prout advocates a measure of progress that encompasses the qualities of what could be termed a "fourth bottom line", characterized by the incorporation of a transcendental dimension of human life that focuses on the integrated development of the body, mind and spirit. This fourth bottom line will allow society in general and individuals in particular to develop an expanded sense of identity, allowing for a neohumanist will of inclusion, creating a society where material gains are not the summum bonum of life and allowing space to be created for people to work together in a symbiotic movement that primes for individual and collective welfare through social, cultural, as well as technological development. Prout acknowledges that the well-being of individuals lies in the development of the collective, and that the collective depends on the development of individuals.
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